Three ways people use it:

1️⃣ PASS-THROUGH MOD

The AI builds a bridge between two running games.

> A Minecraft player places TNT
> the bridge tells GTA to spawn an explosion at the same spot.
> Both engines stay in control, so collisions and physics can break.

2️⃣ REBUILDING THE WHOLE GAME
The AI works out the
- animations
- maps
- models
- mechanics
then rewrites the game in a new language, usually Rust.

You must own the game
but once it runs on your own engine you can change anything.

Results so far:
- World of Warcraft on a skateboard
- Call of Duty merged with Minecraft
- Super Mario Galaxy in VR
- PS5 games on PC.

3️⃣ PORTING ONE MECHANIC

The AI lifts a single system from one game and drops it into another.
> Mirror's Edge parkour went into Skyrim in about a day.
> Skate 3 physics went into Call of Duty.
> It is copy and paste for game design.

🚨 HOW TO DO IT: AI GAME MODDING, STEP BY STEP

Guide - https://t.me/CoreTutorial/30

This guy re-created all the adobe apps with opus-5.5, ported them to rust, and opensourced them

something really cool is happening

playgta5.com web browser gta5
moon-zombies.pages.dev BO1 moon zombies in web browser
surfd.net cs surfing on the web browser
global-terror.net Skate Rust

💰 The top 1% of AI spenders now outspend the bottom 50% combined

They spend an average of $903/month, while the median customer spends just $25.

opus 5.5 is insane as a motion designer

this 15-second video turns one orange dot into an entire motion system

toggle → typography → spring graph → shape morph → kinetic type → halftone → end card

here's the prompt to recreate the idea ↓

https://t.me/CorePrompts/164